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Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27

PionesrsPre>s: Senator Buckman o,
Saak Rspieas was at the Merchants par,
ct yesterday. He was just out ot ,l,t.
woods, where lie had heetta rus,ica,iuy
for four weeks and managing, log
drive y.&,,,
II have iakenolt," lie saftf, :"7, ,OO0 600
feet this yeas, -,,ut The water is now very
low "np seH are having some trouble.
There llxs been enongh rain f,r the
&:fy,1M bat not e,inugh to at1ec, the
stfeallts where, our logs are The Mime
asFSlis, tiaitls will be month late in
startling this year."
Representatjve Flynn of Little Falls
was ;yith Mr.. Buckman, and stayed over
last night foriLang,ry.
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: St. Cloud TIMES x Tile professional
Minister worker, ksss beer, operating in
St. Cloud dbd ioaaIis,r rfas,iasuqee came to
grief: Al fs'1owt* kiving*.,l,c name of
Robert Small. applied yesterday +, Rev:
w. Na,e Msstln t,nr assistance, giving
the usual s,oiy 6f tkree family in, Canada
or some. o'psri e sxatdds :p'ace,fn destitute
circumstances; MI Martin recognized
the m an as beng che same person who
had PLAYED the sames game three times
before, the last time, after giving him
fifty cents Mr.: NJ: followed him up town
and caught. the rascal drinkiag beer in
" saloon: Accordingly he told him yes
tcrday, after listening 70 long string ef
concentrated woe, that he would do
something for him and asked him 10
walk up town. They came up together,
and meeting a policeman, Mr.. Martin
gave Small in charge, went before Judge
Wire and swore out i warrant against
the man and he was fined $40 anti costs,
or 10 days in Jail. He now ornaments
the interior of that institution. This
Small is a slick chap and knows the
name OF every minister between Wiui
peg and Minneapolis
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+. Todd County Arsas: fl. G.. Hewes
and family lef, for ST.. Paul Yesterday
morning with the intention. Of making
their home in .lst4 city. they will
occupy aspari of their daughter Franc e.
house. Mr.. Hewes says tina, he does not
know exactly what he will do, and may
b*' back in Long Prairie by next winter
"r'may never move back. Mr.. .Hewes
has been rrsiden, of Todd county fi,r
more Than a quarter of a7eentury, being
one ot thr early settlers Of Round Prairie
and he resided upon the old farm until
he sold i last,summer. His departure
takes from, u: sno' her Of the pioneers Of
TUtd county, =: ..~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
'MASHER', No. 4O2,

F"aled May 20, 18S3,-Color, Chestnut.
Sire "BOY IN BLUE" No. s95.
Dam, Mary No261, by Falkirk Lad
No. 1870.
I'd dam Julia, by Lord Byron, No,
21s.
Sc dam Nell, ly Lord Haddo, NO.
40.
4th dam Katie, Ivy Netherly, No. 12e.
9Th dam Nance. hy Sil VIM. Wallcce,
No. 1913.
(rhe services Of the above named Stall
lion can be had at .Rhodesland Stock
Farm Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
and at Little Falls Friday and Saturday.
Terms-$15:0o to Insure,
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FRoBATE NOTICE,
State Of Minnesota.
County Of NJ OIrisen..

PROBATE NOTICE,
State Of Minnesota. -.
County Of NJ orrisen., :... e.
In Probate Court. special term, April .M 1887.
In the Matterof The Estate Of Abner. Wilsod
! Camp. Deceased.
: On reading. and filing the petition Of John
!: Mnfknan. administrator of the estate of Abner
Wilson Camp, deceased, representing among
other things, that he has fully administered
said estAte, aud praying that q time and place
be fixed for ezaminining and ollowing his &C.
count Of his adminissjon,S and for the assigh-
ment0 of the residues Of said estate to hesr4;
It j. Ordered, that said account be exa,ni ned
and petition heard. by the Judge OF this Court.
on Saturday the 18th day Of May, A, D. 1857, II
O'Clock p w., IT his Office In the court house
at Little Falls IN said County.
And it is Further Ordered, that notisaekiss.s.
OF be given to all peIsonEi by pub.
lsshing COPY Of this order tor three Successive
HeokspFfor to said. day of hearing, in the Lit.
tie Falls Transcript. weekly newspaper,
printed and published ut. Little Falls, in said
county. ~S:t, )
Dated at Little Falls the 18th day of April, A.
D.. 1887. -
By the Court.
N; RICHARDEON,
l. 4.@.1 Judge Of Probate
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BY the following from this, weeks
sauk Rapids Sentinel it will be seen
that Roya'ton's, Ole had a.hard deal
while down in that country en- visit: :
Last Sunday Mr.. Ole Black of Royalton
went down to st. Cloud upon: Invitation
of his old friends, the, Fishers, the samt.
whose father died at Ro, alton, to visit
them that day. Ole is Il liberal, jovial,
whole souled sort of man, and when nu,
with his friends is apt to spend his money
freely and once 10 while Indulge in n
little too much lager. Well. he and his
friends rode around the city, at Ole's
expense of course, and in theis perambu
lations ran across pony keg of beer
On their return to the house of the
Fishers, Ole, who was a little fatigued
and somewhat dry, 1t being quite dusty
that day, got outside If several dippers Of
Book" and after short interval of good
feeling fell asleep. On r"us,ag up to
take the 80 train to Royalton. which
he succeeded in doing, and getting hon e
to bis familiar uar'ers. he discovered
that his fine watch, worth at least $75.
was gone. and 80 was what money lie
had on him at tue time he resigned
himself to sweet slumiRr-just how
much money Ole dnes not know, but
somewhere between $375 and $500. 50
soon as be discovered his mistake he
rushed back to Sauk Rapids, got Sheriff
Quinn and Invaded the house of his
friends. where the watch was found In
Ge'. Fishers bed, but the money wss ,,on
est. So jubilant was Ole over getting
his watch that hr let the $275 Of $500 q,
and would not prosecute Ut. dearly
beloved friends, who untlerstk,k 10. rick
him ~ bare n n. Mexican dogs hide.
The k@str, and the takers Wept Mnd
monrne'', 6he because hc had secured
his watch ind the other lrca0ss;he cohld
not keerfx il and the money tnx, AL,
there the. matter Now stant's, for tie
present :: :"
. -@-.,T - -, it-; ,,+*-: ~
The COMMENCEMENT exercises If The
St. Cloud NormaI school will be Held al,
the school building on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week: :
There will le II Shakespearean entertain
men' on Mcnelny Evening, ii, alumni
meeting ia Tuesday a:ternoon; an
address before the alumni on. Tuesday
evening by John E. l5ratlcy, PHI. D..
superintendent Of minneapolis schools,
Commencement on Wednesday n,nrnine,
June l, at 9:30 oTlock. Atumni. reun.
ion at the Home Wednesday evening at
O'Clock.
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Fergus Falls Journsl 81 Ils5 eported
,hai 'dians fton ti,e liz Earth ~
serya.ionll Ne ! ! hunting ma ifisbing 81 this
county in direct vIp'a,ioD 81 'he law, As,
I well as annoying settlers. They hunt
out efsea and fish with neis con-
trary to law. An example should be
made ofsome of them and les them
know that they have no more rights
than the whites. -. t5s5 Z: ~ III
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Sauk Centre, May Ex-senator Kel-
Ter brought in about 100 pounds Of nice
hard coal from his shaft this morning.
There seems to besno doubt as to coal
being in this vicinity and i'm large
quantities. Mr.. Keller is, siuking his
shaft as fast as possible, being down a
distance of sixty-eight feet and expects
to reach the coal bed at Il distance: of
eighty feet. The village is jubilant
over the prospects. ~
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Morris Tribune: Jacob Crowley lost
Two valuable cows by Lightning last
Friday. The tightening struck post
in the pasture feace, followed the fence
wire entirely abou, the pasture and then
expended its force upon the ground,
backening the grass etc. In its circuit,
about the pasture. numerous posts were
shattered and Two COWS were, killed.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27

.Sauk Centre Avalanche: \ large
number OF railroad meE, aud teams liavr
come I" town during The past week from
Grove City. in the Southern part of this
slate. They, are waiting for work To
Commence On the Duluth, Huron T. Den.
YER
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Oakland Cemetery Association.

O6KIHHU CoWct0ry Association.
NOTICE or ELECTION.
Meeting ofthe Trustees of Oakland Cemetery
Association held at the of,ce of the Secretary
at Little Falls Mag o5, 1887.
Present. ....
J. 0, Simmons, $. P. Fuller, Trustees;
O.A. Churchill. Secretary.
The Trustees having failed to meet in annual
session, 1t was ordered that notice be hereby
given that . meeting Of thal stockholders OF the
Association win be held at the office of 8. p.
Fuller ON the 2lst day Of June, 1887, at O'Clock
p m. for the purpose of clecting one trustee Tor
the term Of three years.
BY order OF the trustees,
o. A. CHURCHILL, Sec'v.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
Cheapest Clothing.
Before you buy your clothing. examine
our stack and, ,pnices.
JeWelry Store at ROyaltOn.
WM. BUTLER.


We take pleasure In announcing 10
the people of Little Falls aud vicinity
that we haye opened complete Jewelry
Store in Chas. Gilpatrick's furniture
'stpre at Royalton, where you can selec,
from ii large stock Of Watches, Clocks.
Silyerware, Spetticles. Jewelry, and
small Musical Instruments. Strict at
tention paid to repairing fine watches
and manufacturing jewelry. Prices
reasonable and all work warranted.
Call: and see us, We take pleasure in
showing our goods.
. 80 Nv. A. LANE. g. Co,
Royalton, MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27

Fergus Falls Journal: The reports of
the condition Of tho crops which have
BEEN brought 10 town for The last week
are far from tlattering. The fros, seems
10 have done much more serious work
than wns anticipated and the general
opinion ia to The effect that unless there
Is Immediate ram. and plenty ot it, the
wlIea: cannot recover
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27

Matthias Beven aud Margare,ta Weibel
were licensed to wed this week. A
marriage license was also granted to
John Fillips and Miss StanisIaus Lede.
Last week license was granted the same
gentleman to we'd Miss Susie Gendrvau.
the lady thought better Of the matter
j.. i refused to fulfil' her part of the con.
:: ct. Fillips brought Miss Ledo to the
rk'a office with him this week, and
'hab'y didn't propose to let her get
h'"ay until the marriage cerem nv was
;"'iormed. AT the time he got his
* 1ond license, and while in the presence
ol his second choice, be expressed
himself as sorry that his former intended:
had gone back on him. When told tha,
be might be again disappointed he
declared thai he didn't care. Miss Ledo's
face was suffnsed with pleasant smiles
during these remarks which 30 plainly
showed the undivided and enduring q
affection that J~hu had for her.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
.WCtOL:WANTED.

The Li'chdeld .,wta'len Mill. have
established an agency with. A. Tanner
for the purchase Of wool, also for receiv.
ing and forwarding wool for carding
spinning, Manufacturing, etc. Trans
portation charges on custom work paid
one way by US.
L1TCuriE1D WobLEN Mill Co.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
MORE HORSES.

We wish to announce that We are
deck on deck once more with car load
" as fine farm Horses as were ever
shipped north. Buyers, we invite your
inspection. Thanking you for past
patronage we remain, yours truly,
JOHN Close d Son..
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27


The SUM necessary to retain Rev m !.
X. Pasco as pastor Of the Congregational
church has been pledged, and he wi,lrr.
main for another year. Az We under
stand It, between $125 aud $3.50 Is still
lacked in personal pledges, ! but the
Ladies' Working club ana the Cluster
club have guaranteed this amount, and
expect to receive part of It from parties
wh, have expressed themselves as will
ing to subscribe 10 Mr.. PxscO's salary,
but who were not seen by parties obtain
ing 'be' pledges. Although his salary Is
assured, more personal pledges are
needed in order to allow the clubs to use
what money they receive 10 pay other
church expenses with. We are we'll
pleased that 1t has been possible to retain
Mr.. Pasco ..
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
Hotel for SALE

. The Commercial Hotelin Royslton is
now for sale cheap, and on easy terms
This is the largest in Royalten, with the
best business. 1t is well furnished, and
will be sold with or without, furniture.
II has large, new barn ia connection,
with windmill pump. ~,
GEoRe BoYcE,
Royalton, Minn.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES,
ANOTHER VOLUNTARY REDUCTION IN
RATES on THE NORTHERN PXc1FIc.

ANOTHER VOLUNTARY REDUCTION IN
RATES on THE NORTHERN P&c1F1c.
The freight department Of the N.
r. has issued another: tariff sheet
TO 20 into effect on June I, and the
rates from st. Paul and Minneapolis
=. Little Falls have been greatly re-
dnced-in. most cases from 20 to SO per
cent. This reduction is in line with
the policy ofhs company of making
reductions in rates as the country
through which its road passes be-
comes more +>thickly populated and
and the volume Of business becomes
sufficient to warrant it. 1t is matter
Of gratiticatiod to the shippers of this
place that such a heavy reduction has
been made in rates. Belaw will be
tound:a table showing the present
rates and the reduced rates to 90 in to
effect on June l on the 10 most i'm
portant classes:
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EIf1kr(s5 y 1sIts.
Recorded by tter sif| sDseds |. L
Ssiienor daring the past week
st. Paul 4 Northern Pacife rail-
IT road company to- John HiTssg
--n3 Of ne4 of#sec 10, toWBl28, /, 81
range 3l.,,,.., :. :, 3t
Robt Brown and wile 10 Niltiam. r
: SpArrow-lot 3, blk 8, Loean's :
addition to Royalton....--..-.~... so
J. D. Logan and wife to Francis 49,
: NJ Devore- lot el22. ;blsack; rs, =
Logan's add to Royalson.. ,.-...-,:. :. 50.
Harry G.. Giiney etal To- OlesK.
Black--lots II and r., f,lock TO, /,
GreeneA2ne edd to Royalton no
a. x. Hail and wife to John Ras-s.
: sier-se4 Of sw4 .AndNsW4 Of SCI
4 Of section 5, town 1870, range y
..... 5000. J,sW
J. e. logan &nd wife to w. T.
McLe.n-se}, of SET of sec 10, .s.
town Il, range 2e................... 40
St. Paul 4 Northerp Pacific rail-
road to Lena ,Peterson-ne4 Of
SET d:section ls, town lN,
Delicious and. health:,.: mincra, waite,
at SpRANDEL's,
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MONEY ~LnAN

A new brand. Of wh,skey, pure Ken
sncky Snow Flake. a. $SPRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27

On improved farms will advance monev
e parties Wishing 10 pay up onsrailroad,
school and other lands. -. ;
Call q Register Of Deeds Office.
* -, IL Little Falls, MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
Spectacles and Eve Glasses.

spectacles and Eye Glasses.
have new stock Of spec5acles and
eye glasses, which are tha finest, j, syer
brought to. Little Falls. I have Just
received asteck of new goods in the
jewelry line. So, "
F. A. RICHARDSON
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
;. A. RICHARDSON
100000.

" TO Loan on Real Estate security alta
very low rate Of interest, by @
a8 AEORaELA AFONn. Il t$5
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
Ice Cream.

And other Refreshments q Ms. %. l..
Clyds's restaurant dnF FiYs, s,rset opposite
IN pdat6iics: ~ ~ =
Little Falls transcript., 1887-05-27
Once opposite Tanners store. !

Joseph Schlitz's Brewing Co.'s Expor
Atlwankee Lager Beer for sale 1t
sSs .ss..s,.1 !: # d SRRANDHL's.
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Per 100 h In Per 100 h In
{+-,. less than car car load
load lots lots.
.,s ClAsses: l 2 3 4 5 A d f
Present Rates. .....58 40 Al rs % % 10 is p 10
Ratee June 1.......,..46 80 80 % l8 Is Is Il IL
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.fhsub Gun :.
/ Il. II ~. sfH2HDfk,s,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

and depart By railroad.
OFFICE AoU1s
once always open 10 owners Of lock boxes.
General Delivery and Gall Boxes open from $500
=. M. until 1:SO p. m. Sundays. from II. noons TO
Honey Order and Registry Department open
from 500 .. m. until p. m. All registers must
be in ny II .. m. they will not leave thsa DAY:
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on sundays or legalholidays.
smoky mail leaves Tuesdays 1t .. M; arrives
Thursdays It p. m
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18

house 600 tons, this year. The blocks
average 10 inches in thickness, and
the quality is ali that could be de-
sired.
Mrs. Duniway has steel plate en-
craving of Senator-Colonel Baker,
which has been sent for. It will be
exhibited at the lecture, next Sstur-
day.
The Katie Putnam troupe met with
an enthusiastic reception in Bellevue
last night. There was not even stand
ing-room in the hall, and 1877 reserved
seats were sold.
Rev. J. w. Maxwell, assisted by
Rev. A. Eads, has begun a series Of
religious meetings in the NJ. f.
church, and will continue during the
week. All are invited.
Having bought out Coffin & Co. g
entire line Of China and Glass goods,
I will, during the next 30 days, sell it
off at a reduction of SO per cent. from
former prices. e. H. HENDR1cK.
Fresh oysters, by the quart, pint, or
can; halibut, tripe, pigs feet, spiced
behring's, fresh Vermont maple sugar,
fresh ra;sius-six pounds for Stat
KEEPER & Hodgman's produce store.
An effort is to be made to induce
the Haley amateurs to repeat the
performance of Engaged" in Belle
vue and Ketohum. The people of
HALEY would also like to see it again,
At an early date.
Mrs. Duniway will go to Ketchum
tomorrow morning-to remain coa-
pie of days. Friday she will go to
Bellevue, where she is expected to
lecture under the auspices OF the
Methodist church of that place. Sat
urday and Sunday she will spend in
HALEY, and on Monday will leave fol
Boise City.
Having sold our entire stock oil
Glassware, China, ETC., to E. H. Hen.
drick, Esq, we cordially commend
him to our former patrons in this Line
of goods. We shall in future apply
our attention and means entirely te
Hardware, Mine and Mill Supplies
Stoves, and Tinware, assuring oul
patrons that we shall at all times show
an assortment and offer prices thai
will be far and away ia advance O
Iany competitors. COFFIN s Co.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
TRIAL JURORS.

Poll List for Service In the District
Court During the Year 1887.
ATLANTA PRECINCT.
o H Hutchins, J H Casey.
ROCKY BAR.
Green White, N Young
J Nickleson, B F Harris,
Ike Culp, Foley Abbott.
MOUNTAIN HOME.
A w Lockman, Geo w Hill,
VIC Van Drilling.
ARCo.
6 F Goodenough, R w Ferris.
GALENA.
Pat Hyde, FIN Wilmoth.
sAwTooTH.
A P Watson, Geo Baker,
Frank Williams.
DEER CREEK.
John Mcfarland, Ed Flannery.
John Newkirk.
AALAD.
G c Riley, r w Leighton,
L Millet.
ToPoNIs.
w H Scholer, wv Bournan,
Lewis Lille.
AMERICAN FALLS.
w. Fl. Stufflebeam.
BLISS.
James Cameron.
SMOKY.
G N Worswick, John Tolmie,
Jos Graham, R S Hewett.
TIKURA.
D o Evans, Jacob Adams.
MRDBURY.
A NJ Hall, F Ethel,
w II Diel.
| LITTLE WOOD RIVER.
J B Edward, G w Con.
SOLDIER.
L Isle, J L Baxter,
+ A Walden.
CORRAL.
L Lavake, c Babbington,
N Coates.
CREIGHTON.
J A McMaster, < Hammer,
w Gale,on.
SPRING CREEK.
Clark Stanton, John Zimmerman
CANVAS MILL.
Thomas Hughes, Jas NJ Richardson
Sam Wilson.
ERA.
J B Giles, NJ II Jacobs,
|, Coates, Frank Blackiner.
Ike Whistler, A A Bonham.
1 EAST FORK.
E LeFort, Jas Judge, Jr,
J w Butch.
WILLOW CREEK.
w Powers, w Armstrong.
ISLAND.
S T Moe, Daniel briggs.
BRoADFoRD.
: D Harrington, Henry Armstrong
Jacob Clark, L Limbeck,
P Furey, A Welcker,
> A Ostner, R L Wnghtson,
A J McPhee, J Stockham,
J G Cunningham, Geo Campbell,
A Drake.
BULLION.
G Smith, P Hannigan,
H Wells, TT Edgirgton,
P Hines, B Isaacs,
J L Boore, B l. Ravens.
sHosHoNE.
NJ F Thompson, T Fay,
y 7 E Caldwell, A Lingo,
w L Gamble, J S White,
G T Richardson, G w foyer,
w G Till, Geo North.
BELLEVUE.
E Aubury, R j Breed,
$ R Strs ingeway, A J Reed,
It P R Pool, K B Hall,
d R 0 Manke, w S Liggett,
r r P Dayton, G A Foster,
:. G B Pelters, Silas Rails,
20 Geo Wells, John Redding,
is G 3 Ford, VIM Dunn,
st w a York.
1t HALEY
at John West. THIS Bell,
J S Horngr> + o Metoal',
S J Friedman, j. q Smith,
Relf Bledsoe, Jos Bury,
c. Jas Furey, J w Hodgman,
ye E S Chase, A L Walker,
ar Richard Smith, Geo w Kohlep
;, E c Coffin, b F Oliver,
" c F Pinney, l. + Walker,
OF E { Baldwin, Thos Campbell
in B Saunders, f Bartsch,
re Frank Drake.
en- KETCHUM.
ID. w n Brodhead, J A Shira,
J J Hughes, L Roberts,
Jas Pspham, J H Fort,
d. R Campbell, D Newman,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
ADHESION AS USUAL.
Reserved Seats may be had at Ruperts drug store

Nors.-The management of the Thester re-
sp.ctfully announces that the recent extensive
repairs have muds the Theater presentAble and
CONT srtable, and hopes the changes will meet
with the appreciation Of patrons.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
SheriH's Sale,

BY virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District OF
the Territory of Idaho. in and for the County OF
The Tahoma Gold and Silver Mining Company Is
Defendant upon Judgment rendered on the 9Th
day If December 1886 for the sum of One Thou
sand Two Hundred, Twenty- three and 5O-l00 Dol
lars s1223 Soy, besides costs aid interest, have
this day levied upon all the right. title, claim,
and interest o; said Defendant in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to- wit:
The Tahoma mine, consisting OF the first west
extension of 1904 feet and the second west extern
sion of 1000 feet by loo feet in width, commencing
at Quartz gulch md extending westerly 1000 feet
Also, the Potosi mine, ililned1 At. north of and
adjoining said rahoma mine, commencing at
Quartz gulch running westerly 1900 feet by 600
feet In width said mine being half Il mile south
from the town of Atlanta. in Middle Boise Mining
west side of Quartz gulch. Also, the placer min
ing claims in said Quartz gulch facing said quartz
mines. together with all the buildings and all
other improvements on said placer grounds, and
the water-right known as the Pedler Il Davis
waterright, being the same properly conveyed by
deed to the defendant dated November 2 1881. and
recorded in Book of Deeds, pages Gil and 6,2,
Recorders Office of Alturas County, Idaho Terri
tory. Also mill site situate on the east side OF
Middle Boise River. about half mile above tina
| Atlanta Gold and Silver Mining Company's mill
site on said river, and the quartz mill thereon.
with all the machinery therein; and all buildings
| on said mill site and used In connection there
with, consisting of office, black smith shop, mess
] house, etc: and also the water-tight, and ditch
taking water out of the Middle Boise River to the
said mill and used as 3 motive power TO run the
| same.
Notice ia hereby given that on the 4th day OF
| February 1887 at 10 o'clock u. nj of said day. In
front of the Courthouse door of the County OF Al
turas, I will sell. at public auttion. for cash
lawful money, In hand all the right title, claim
and interest Of said defendant The Tahoma Gold
and Silver Mining Company, of. in and to tht
above described property, or SO much thereof 81
shall satisfy said Judgment. with interest ane
costs. to the highest and best bidder.
Datea the 7th day of January. 1877.
G. II. FUREY, Sheriff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-01-18
A Sin Of Omission.
HALEY, JANUARY Is, 1887.

HALEY. January Is, 1887.
To THE EDIToR OF THE TdMEs:-
In looking over your article of yes
terday in reference to the excellent
amateur entertainment which / had
the pleasure of attending last Satur-
day evening, l was surprised to see
no mention Of Miss Bledsee. As this
young lady did some of the cleverest
bits of the evenings acting, l think it
but fair to call your attention to what
must have been an omission.
Very truly, MRS. A. S. d.
1.-THE TIMES man certainly did rec
oguize and admire the graceful stage
presence of the young lady, her clear
enunciation, and her entire natural
ness, and regrets that in the hurry OF
composition his brief paragraph in
reference to her was omitted. More
attention would also have been given
the gentlemen had space permitted
Ed.